§ Bringing In The Laundry §
Sunset slides over the clothesline pole, crayola colored clothes peg shoulders of crashes, wrinkles against wire, unpredictable situation. Blue breathes rain clouds, south bound birds hum buzz so loud...
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Jackie, When I lived in the mountains I had one clothesline wire strung between two pines and a thicket of locust trees. Honestly, I washed the clothes in a tin tub on a scrub board, boiled some of...
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Always Love your writes Sarah.. Rich , full with life, and metaphor-magic! What more can a reader ask for..:) Enjoyed, Hugs & Claps.. Sky
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(((((Sarah))))))) I remember helping my mother hang clothes on the clothes line when I was about the age of my youngest daughter.....my sister and I used those little wooden clothes pins for lots of...
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Sarah ~ This is the perfect poem to read before I scurry off to bed and DITTO on previous comments and this, too, brought back moments I had forgotten and made them so real to me again .... smells,...
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Sarah, you have this knack for writing life. This so feels like down home country living when Summer's song is sweet with the scent of rain. Lorrha
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Thanks everybody! I'm flattered and you know the old saying you can get anything from me with flattery. lol. It's those simple things we often forget and just the whiff or hint of the lost fragrance...
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Sarah This is sooooo "country" ( in the best sort of way ) It is our folk art. Harpsichords, and quilts. Bisquits,and gravy. Our faith , and fury. Envisioned in words .... Excellent damn read :)
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Thank you mauraid! I am country now, can't call me a hillbilly anymore. but then again, how much of our environment affects our roots? lol. sarah
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Hi Sarah A wonderful slice of life - hmm 'emptying the tumble drier' just doesn't have the same life feel to it - much enjoyed :-) Michael :-)
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Well, Sarah, you opened up a whole box of snapshots from way back and I can see my mom with the ironing board set up in the living room as she watched her soaps and ther sprinkler bottles for the...
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Michael! I can't live without my dryer! It runs constantly and loses a lot of socks too. lol. & you can only imagine how I feel about ironing. lol. Thanks for reading & commenting! sarah...
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in general your poetry is amazing.. the layers, surreal yet grounded. that is what i love best. what an imagination you have. it is so strong it shakes mine up and out. and this poem i love because i...
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what a nice comment Tasha! i appreciate that. i would have loved to live in germany. i'm jealous. i tried to hang out my clothes last year but allergies were too bad. but then there was the time i was...
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OMG!!! Your 1st Hubby had to put your tenny shoes out LMAO!!!! And no wonder you married him, any man who took a gal out on a first date and was prepared with a fire extinquisher had to be a good...
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alright alright scratch that dyer comment. damn. i think i know better. :-)
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